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Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
Tourth 81 JaIr l.Ire cr.enarn.


The two best friends Of our plorious
Fourth, " said dealer, "age Chow,Hjnp
Rnd Choey Sun ~ Canton. The boyg
ind fewer Sisters in a pack OF their fire.
crackers than in any other make. Theirs
are the kind that 60 off best with M
anyhow. When you see that red Label
with the gold dragon on It YOU may I'd
sure you are buying freCrackers thar win
crack. See that matted and rattsned
package there like chest of teal IN tbat
are exactly 20, $50 crackers. Il takes In
eight boxes with forty packs In each hoy
and in every pack sixty.four crackers,
Pome packs contain seventy two crackers.
but fully 90 per cent. Of our inportatiods
are what we call 'a0-B4s.''
GLOW many packages like that come
on one ship he was asked.
Five thousand is quitA an ordinary In.
voice, That would Be lest TO- 406 Ooo
Ct the crackers, How would YOU IKE n
hoat for four months atop that much
POWDER These crackers arriving TO-DAY
were ordered as long back as Ssnten,ber
and October. In China cracker afa
dearest IN November and December
when The Celestials are busy working AZ,
Their own Publication when the nStivs
new year comes ir New York sr-
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
rt,n astln 4 y Nnrontiea.

The ruiz never % give OPIUM III my
gorm for Nsiy affection tllaf Is at long
duration should never @ forgotten by
piivsieialis. Headaches, neuralgia ana
th8 HE liscascs which are likely ID re-
turn Frequently should not b treated
with opium, laudanunl morphine, clsIo-
rodyne or other preparation 81 this drug,
unless al other methods faih Physicians
are 800 often criminally careless Id this
regard Tire naantai, moral ind physical
wrecks, the grand ARMY 0f which h con-
stantly on tle ncfease, can most 81 them
trace their ruin No some eafeless, lazy "a
incompetent physician Whist Is above
written applies with even greater force To
the use Of tile hypoderruic syringe The
pliysiuian who places this seductive and
powerful instrameut III the bands of his
patient, to DO used at tile latter's discre-
tian, il guilty ~ q wrong compared with
which highway robbery ii d matter toe
Arrival fer notice.
in c,tses 81 advanced and incurable
cancer o. any excruciatingly painful
disease, in which death alone offers re.
lief, the opium habit Is certainly 20 be-
justified, and the bypodel1nie syringe
with morphine solution may be placed
IN She handsoF a suitable person for 1iss
III Che absence 81 The physician inan
other cases such sliscrgition should meyer
be Entrusted Ii aii unframed individual
never Ia the hpnds II the patiert, like
opium, alcohol II an anesthetic and ex-
erts q powerful fascination when II Ia
frequently used. Like ID, also, II Is
most valuable remedy Ia disease, espe-
cially in those tending toward fatal
termination by rapid exhaustion and fail
ure Of the heart to keep up to lis wog5.
These diseases are characterized by high
fever, rapid, feeble pulse and proslration
IF nlusculal strength. which comes "a
With comparative suddanness. Such are
typhus and typhoid fevers, pneumonia,
malignant forms 81 eraptiye feyers and
blood poisoning, including diphtheria,
erysipelas, septio@nlia and pyansia.
Globe Democrat,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

Frances" said Grover the other
evening, as he kicked the bOotjack into
position, did you notice all the pleas.
ant things the press had to say about
my st. Louis letter."
'Yss, but some Of the papers didn't
say nice things a bit"
"oh, Of course, there will be kick
ers. Did you note the frequent ref
erence to its calmness, frankness and
dignity"
ayes, noticed them"
''The more | read those comments
the more l am convinced that that
was a mighty good letter. think I'll
see what can do towards raising
Dams salary. Merchant Traveller.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

The Presidents letter to the mayor
Of St. Louis contains sizty.tour Us,
h,y's mes and mine !; yet many peo-
pie believe that George Francis Train
is the only egotist to be found within
our borders.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

Sylyanus Cobb win she'll no more
Ledger steries. He is dead, after hy-
ing sixty-Sve years and writing miles
and miles tO-be-eontinued stories, Of
which The Gunmaksr of Moscoyn IS
approved BY the youthful fancy as the
Ncnrtilsr.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

A simple test for gold is to take a
piece of flint and rub against it the
metallic object to be tested, until tho
latter leaves a sufficiently marked
trace upon the stone. Upon bringing
the fame of sulphur match in con-
tact with tho spot, tbs latter will re-
main intact fit has been made with
gold, but will disappear if the CON
trRry be the case.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

II Mons, Ferry win not hight Gem
eral Boulangsr, the French code re-
quires that General Boulanger shall
SPIT IN Mons, Ferry's face. That is
not preferable to being spittsd on
General Boulaugsr's sword, 50 Mons.
Ferry will probably fight.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

Says ths 81 Paso Republican: The
Las Vegas Optic has collected some
figures concerning the Louisiana State
lottery, that if true, should result in
breaking up that institution, The faro
bank 10 better Investment.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

The United States pays every year
for cigars and cigarettes $1s6, 500,0O0
and 100000 for tobacco smoked in
pipes. 10 this it adds The cost Of
chewing tobacco. s50,00O,OO0, bringing
the entire tobacco bill for the year up
to $256, 10000.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

The greatest tribute paid to ability
to hold ones tongue was by Judge
in Petersburg, Virginia, who ordered
Rjury to acquit deaf and dumb bur-
glar, not because he was innocent, but
because he was deaf and dumb.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

1t is a period of annexiug. Part Of
Idaho wants annexation 10 Nevada,
and New Mexico wants to annex all Of
Texas west OF the Pecos and be admit.
ted as a stats.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
Saturday, August is, 1887.

A book has been written for "mitl-
ils.agsd women" II will be a mid
dle-agsd book before a woman will be
seen buying it FOR her own reading,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13

General TulQe said in recent
speech. II was once a Democrat, but
7 am ashamed Of ii" SO are the DEM
ocrats, General Please don't men
hon It,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
FoR ~.
1oo AaisntIen. W. u

n UIAl UlGDBD INV N I slsss. q, n l'I,a
psgnctt at home, Vie whole of ne fise ~ f,r
spasa Raotat3tG Basineaa new hREt and nfoats6i5
ess9s y e'nel seN eesty esFu m % cents y 81 -
~ N.Y. ~ f1 pgototsola sum BY dsY5tng al
t.es9 a. sneA sss ~ whe sse this iAay seDd THAR
~, ,io teat t.e 9siaess VIZ make ths offer 10
fs ~ ~ it Aelt stisiisl W MI acal ot illf ~
n itg iae trQable q eR4l0s faan tastia.trs a,sf
e4tst tf'e tyl5tsss sauNE ssiSsoS 6go. p5rtieas
nAist8
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
SEQ REWARD.

Cross on left hip, Ear marls-erop OF
right and under-eut III each ear
The above reward will be Paid BY the Wls-
dersignea I'm Information that will leh,l Is
altering, or ii amy way changing tla alynys
described brands or ear marks OF stealing
cattle bearing theni
Range AIcNiilen, Post Qflice address.
Globe, Gila County, A. q.
aug. 9-tfl p. STANLEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
To Capital Seeking investment.

4 OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER-
= est N the two copper claims. with 4
large amount of high grade conner one m
sglit, Plenty Of wood and water on the
claims. want $4,000 to bny outstanding
interests, develop claims and put them is
bsuliion producing condition. / win repaw
THIS $4,000 out of the first copper produced
leaving you with Qne-half Interest In t,yo
Eood, developed claims, with good redue-
yourself BY deeds 70 claims ana nj ~
provements until money is paid back, them
divide properly and 90 ahead.
faith Il soou
Cal on or address JOHN %. BURGESS.
Dunlap Postoiiice, Graham County, Arizas
"a, via Fort Grant sem AZ
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
SAINT Louis.

This great Tonic has been introduced 10 the
people of The Mississippi Valley for lie past
thirteen years with unhounded success ana
popularity
There y nothing pf theskind extant that
equals II as stirnulpist, ia apetizef, III amt.
dyapepfic " Il particularly adapted 70 rnaia..
rious districts and as u
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
DR.. BELLS
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and take Ho ether Yvar drug
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-13
RARTHoLCg SOUVENIR,
OFFICIALLY CoPYEiGHTgD.
Liberty Enlight8ning ! World
We have manufactured and now offer for sale
the only and correct souvenir Vi the
STATUE OF 1IREETY.

showing the Brooklyn Bridge Bedloes Island,
The Battery and the New York Harbor n the
distance; also correct Medallion portrait
and autograph IL the celebrated artist. NJ
Bartholdi This beautiful Souvenir
Satin, showing an the defails very clearly.
The REVERSE sids having an Original Poem
and 4 Calendar for 1857. thus h4ine useful
Az well AZ ornamental souvenir cor the year
VIII also look hspdseme u Bannerette
for the center table
4 ReaHtlial ald lasting Present.
Price only i6 Cents. two for 2s cents. TO
seents, 81 100 per do1enl free BY mail. Post.
age stamps taken
IsBEHsr9 MANuFg CO, lsa Nauann ST.. NJ "
dec. II I'm
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17

What do these figures mean3
They illustrate the workings of
the bastard competitive system of
industry that is pressing US down,
increasing year by year with the
added velocity of a falling body.
They mean the wiping out OF
this much of the middle classes,
reducing them to the position of
wage slaves and compelling them
to compete under the iron law of
wages with the toilers for a SUBJ
sistence only.
They picture with hidden and
alarming distinctness the success
i've steps by which we Americans
are fast becoming a nation of ma
tion. of millionaires and tramps.
And the middle class are so blind
that they cannot see that they are
the grain between the upper and
neither milestone and that there
is no hope for them unless they
rouse themselves at once and act.
Every business man who is not
a Socialist is certainly fool.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
GREAT VICTORY!
The Solid Trades Unions Of
England Hoist the Scar
let Flag!
They Found Labor Party Upon a
Straight SOcialistic
Platform!

New YORK, Sept. GA London
cable to the Evsnixg Post says the
great event of the week here has
been the capture of the Trade Un-
ion congress by the advanced So
cialist sects. The Socialists have
long been prepared for this coup,
which has been fastened by the
relations which have lately been
set up between the English trades
unionists and the French and con-
tinental organizations. The result
has been that the congress has re-
solved to form labor into an cleo
toral bureau entirely independent
of either political party.
LONDON, Sept. I4.-The execu-
tive committee of the National
Labor party initiated at the recent
trades congress, has issued an ad-
dress announcing that the party
will have separate organizations
from their unions, but will co-op-
crate with them.
The address favors adult suf-
frage, the payment of parliament
by the state, free education, land,
labor and money reform, home
rule, local government reform and
religious equality.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17

Pharisees' did over the cruci6xioh.
IS Wise did overthe body of John
Brown.
The kilograms say that the
judges blushed and stammercd
and read the warrant of their eter-
nal infamy with blanched faces
and trembling lips. And well
they might. So was the counte-
nance of Judas when he sold his
God. So was the front of Arnold
when he betrayed his country. So
must be the faces of the Pow
derlys and and labor politicians
when hereafter the People realize
what they have done.
This decision sounds the death
knell of American Liberty and
condems this government as tyr
amy.
This decision destroys the con-
stitutional rights of the American
citizen under the first nine amend
ments, unless the United States
supreme court shall interfere. 1t
ought to interfere on the following
grounds:
1. On the exercise of unrea-
sonable search and seizure.
2. On compelling the defend
ants to give evidence againstthem-
selves.
3. On the lower courts denial
of the right of free speech.
d. On the lower courts denial
of the right of peaceable assem-
blage.
5. On the lower courts denial
of the right of free belief.
6. On the denial of an impair
tial jury.
7. On the want of proper in
formation of the nature and cause
of the accusation.
Indignation meetings, protests,
petitions, aud money are now
needed.
The cause MUST be carried to the
supreme court of the nation; they
also-they created as the last bull
wark against despotism-must be
put upon the record.
If they as we'll have become the
corruptionists of capital then for
the American people there is
naught left to do than to follow
the advice of PATRICK HENRY and
abolish that government that has
become the protector and defender
of the assassins of Liberty.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
MY PLANS.

l shall speak at Erie, Colorado,
tonight; at Pueblo next Thurs
day; at Aspen next Saturday; at
Central the following Saturday,
and at Denver Sunday evening,
October 2. On Wednesday, Oc-
tober 5, shall leave for Portland,
Oregon, and Washington Territory
on mission of the Faith. Par
ties in those states desiring to
make arrangements for my speak
ing there during the month of Oc-
tober may address me, care of w.
c. Owen, Corner First and Market
streets, Portland, Oregon.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
A DEATH kNELL
To American Liberty and Our
Dearest Constitutional
Rights.
The Labor Leaders Of Chicago Sen.
fenced to Die for Telling
the Truth.

OTTAWA, Illinois, Sept. I3.-The
supreme court has rendered it's de-
cision condemning the seven IAN
archists" to death, to be executed
November II. The court in its
decision ignored the great consti-
tutional questions raised and their
opinion simply touches the tech
nicalities. By implication they
have thus decided that the rights
of free speech, of impartial trial,
of security of person and papers
are non-existent so far as the la
boring people are concerned.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
1855 e2l.
1879 4al.
1855 os.s5. =.
s6 e. .s1.

Under a Socialistic system
where the certificates of produc-
ton (money) issued would exact
ly equal the amount produced and
would enable the producer to buy
back his product (i.e would give
him the full value of his labor
there would continual increase
in the productive forces, a steady
corresponding rise in the volume
of currency and persistent in
crease in the individual wealth of
each and every worker.
Isn't it about time to face these
questions soberly and seriously7
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17

VI migM.give a short hint to an
impartial apy7tey, ii soonld be to tell
him his jaf. If he resoioes to zen
txyv on Me dangerous preeipiee of
telling mbiased truth, let him pro-
claim apay sviM mankind-Mithey
to givt nor 10 lake quarter. The
tells Me crimes Iof great men, they
fall upon him soiM tie iron hand of
the ha0; 1he tells them of virtnes,
zUh<1 they haze any, then Mf moi at
faeks him spiM siandey. But if he
regards truth, let him expect martyr
dom on 10th sides. and then lie may
20 on fearless. De Foe.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
D. NJ LEAHY.


Comrade p. M tLeahy has re-
signed his positsofias city circu-
lator of the Daily Dsmoeyat and ac-
cepted place as salesman with
Rollins & Bond, clothiers. Rollins
& Bond have increased their ad-
vertisement in the ENQUIRER and
things are booming generally.
publish this notice so that the hun
dreds of people who are asking
about Comrade Leahy may know
where to find him and where to
trade.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17

"a
/; ~1gsns eznmpass - ~ l1saAssa - -
dAors houR uAsvolsGn1.w Y
New York Tines April 3 lso& ~ atss
~Dtsh'e 'eus ~ lsaAsss asd nake sasA A
sxnnpls q shsa - viii ssass ~ werk-
angnsn lnts subDasstsn."
New York Tribune, April %, 1855
ssThs bsst pelisy weuld - - drive he
wsskissnsn Int spen nutiny asainse
ths law"
The capitalist class mean to
stop our mouths by bullet, prison
or rope, They are even now en-
gineering a great scare under
cover of which their paid agents
will put up detective jobs to en-
trap the leaders of the labor move
ment and bring them also to the
scaffold. Read Macauley's His
tory of England at the time of the
"Popish plots" excitement and
find there prophecy of what will
occur in America in the next two
years.
The labor leaders and the labor
movement in America has now but
two things to do,-one to follow
Victor Hugo's sarcastic advice and
put stopper upon their abomin-
able jaw,-the other to speak out
more boldly than before; and if
they do not keep silent, many
more martyrs must pay the price,
must stand upon the scaffold trap
or fall by the bullet of a brutal and
bloodthirsty police.
l do not know for my part just
what the workers will do. But |,
for one, from this day forth, what
ever may be the issue, shall 60
forth to preach to them the truth,
the whole truth and nothing but
the truth.
Only the bullet or the rope shall
choke my protesting voice and the
devils of despotism may cast the
one and spin the other, as soon as
it shall please them to do so.
To live silent, in shame and
bushes and with downcast eyes2
NOT 7
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
AGENTS PROvOCATEURS.

This is warning:
All those in the Labor ranks
who are preaching the truth to
the pepole should ponder on these
utterances:
Chicago Herald, Sept. !.
The people OF Chicago may be some-
what stArtled 20 learn that to-day there
are iu this city $50 alleged "Ansrchists"
eisseiy shsdowed by as many detectives
IN the employ Of the city government,
sue such IL the truth, aud the statement is
made on the strength OF information re-
oeaved directly from the detective DEPART
aeat OF the city police. "what 10 being
Seas Ia view OF the supreme court decis-
asss All that IL necessary, and that
means . good DEAL"
~nsw many OF the Reds arc being shsd-
sweAw
~At least $780,"
'ATAen you really expect or fear trouble
u sase of an adverse decision in the An
archist cases In the supreme court, do
ysus"
1--WE doa't fear Il, but we EXPECT Il,
anA are prepared for tt"
swine are the leadersi" =
~i caanot tell you. except that thev do
net reside In this city. You remember
shAs ths actors In the Haymarket massa-
ere wers emily tsels. The heinstigators were
aa shs east. IL ts the same now.-
s'lf there is an adverse decision by ths
s'ls ls possible that there will be. Al
s,y rate. preparations have been made "a
sAae ed. and We are preparing TO meei
sAs went, whatever that may be. Icau
sell ysa this, We have the matter - well
n hana bssh In New York, Canada and
CA,sags, that NO possible event can sur.
Yssss - very much. We are both psstee
asA prspared."
ny telegraph. Sept. Is.
CAVsain schaack, the police omcer moe
Fsainsntly idsnsiAsd with the trial
sasAs ~ aiAn's expect any s,her decis
-. ny wsrk In the case !. almost m
osAsA, and have dsne NO moro than m,
AAsy, bat pat this In, and pat Il tn d
enAs every Anarchist IN the city can ~
\, sAs law u gsang - ~ enfsrsed and
Ws1l give sueh fsllsws fAir warning 4
Ssp away frsn the county jail and IN
police e0esrs, fer there Will ~ sem
oAgAv ssrtce rules h regard 20 PrswiinI
AsarsAisss and sthsn % their kina."
New York Herald. April q, issS.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
PRODUCER,
Produces
& l.Un.

$1,000. s3i6.
In the above diagram the forces
of production are represented by
the pendulum 90 at rest. In or
der that society may be in contin-
ual healthful activity the rod
should swing freely the whole
length and for all time between
the extreme right and left ends of
its arc-that on the left represent
ing production and that on the
right, consumption.
But as a matter of fact where
the productive values each year
average $1,000 for each wage
worker, the consumptive capacity
amounts to but S34o; thus it is i'm
possible for the pendulum to
swing its full length and it be-
comes but a question of time
when its motion must entirely
cease.
Socialists alone have seen this
and from it prophesied the down.
fall of the present system.
The consumptive capacity of
the wage-worker must equal his
productive capacity or panic fol-
lows panic, paroxysm succeeds
paroxysm and the social system
falls. For the capitalist class to
endeavor to prevent panics and
poverty by painting the pendulum
with palliatives is as Utopian as
the effort of an ignorant Kelley to
make the pendulum of physics
swing forever without added force.
Perpetual motion where there are
points of resistance is a puerility.
Socialism alone abolishes these
points and solves the problem.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
HENRY KNODT.

Our comrade, Henry Knodt,
and family left on Thursday for
San Diego, California, for a long
sojourn. Before he returns he
will visit Kaweah.
We commend him to the stall
wart Socialists Of that place as an
earnest, able and energetic man
who will do good. work for the
Cause wherever he is.
Good luck and health go with
him!
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
Mr.. POWDERLY.

We earnestly request you to is
sue at once secret circular to the
order wherever found, calling upon
your henchmen and all workers
to hold jubilee meetings over the
conviction of the men in Chicago
who are to die for daring to de-
mand Justice for the Wage-Slave,
yoxy dupes included.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
WITHOUT FEATHERS.

Mr.. Neasham is al last out in
the capitalist press in column of
scurrilous reply to the direct
charges ! made against him.
l charged him as a liar and SLAM
derer in having secretly spoken
words about me that he dared not
make himself responsible for in
print.
| charged him with being cow
ard as well in not doing this.
The gist of his reply is "that he
is too smart to lay himself liable
by repeating his Secret ISLANDERS in
print"
A contemplate thing is this
animal imblame 6tbes.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17

inthe Eastern press, advisine them
If but Of work to come 70 Denver,
have borne their. fruit. Hundreds
upon hundreds are idle here and
the scalawags WHO have thus de-
luded and tricked the toilers are
laughing in their sleeves Keep
away from Denver! There is no
work here and no apparent indi-
cations Of any in the near future
Keep away!
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
We will renew the times Of truth and Jus.
tice, go,
Coudensiug In fair, free commonwealth
Not rash equality, but equal rights"

After you get angry and make up your
mind 70 stop your paper. just poke your %
,he hole. Then you know how sadly you are
missed. A man who thinks paper cannot
and stay awhile. When he comes back he
viii nnd out that half his friends didn't
know he was gone, the other half did mt care
q cent, and the world at large didn't keep any
account Of his movements. You Will nnd
thines YOU cannot endorse In every paper.
Even Tie Bible Is rather plain and hits some
hard licks. II you were TO get mad and burn
your Bible, the hundreds Of presses would
still 20 on printing them and y you were 70
stop your paper. and call the edito, TOT, all sorts
slshed, and what Is more va would slip
around and borrow copy Of u every week
from your neighbor. You would do much bet
Ter 70 keep your vest pulled down and your
subscription paid up year In advance.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
A PENDULUM.

The pendulum gradually loses
its motion and comes to full
stop because of the friction at the
point of suspension and the resis-
tance of the arc through which it
swings. 1t is an excellent illustra-
ton of our modern wage system
of production which inevitably
must come to the same full stop:
The Labor enquirer., 1887-09-17
THE ASSASSINS OF LIBERTY.

The horrible decision rendered
By the Illinois supreme court is
only equalled in atrocity by the
bloody-minded comments of such
devilish papers as the Denver Re
publican which gloats over the
prospect of the scaffold as the